Carpentry & Finish Work
Doors, windows, trim, molding, shelving, interior details, cabinetry modifications, and finish carpentry.
CARPENTRY • REPAIR • REMODELING
Experienced craftsmanship for the repairs, improvements, and custom projects that matter — without the overhead of a large general contractor.
Serving homeowners, property managers, and real estate professionals throughout Chittenden County, Vermont.
A BETTER FIT FOR SMALLER PROJECTS
Square & True Home Co. focuses on the work that often falls between the cracks: skilled carpentry, thoughtful home repairs, smaller remodeling projects, and custom built-ins.
Whether it’s one stubborn door, a room that needs to work better, or a built-in designed specifically for your space, the goal is the same: solve the problem well and leave the home better than we found it.
SERVICES
From punch-list repairs to custom carpentry, Square & True is built around useful work homeowners need every day.
Doors, windows, trim, molding, shelving, interior details, cabinetry modifications, and finish carpentry.
Bookcases, mudroom storage, window seats, entertainment centers, custom shelving, and purpose-built cabinetry.
Rot and water-damage repair, drywall, siding and trim repairs, minor framing, doors, windows, and punch lists.
Deck repairs, stairs, railings, exterior trim, small structures, weather-related repairs, and maintenance carpentry.
Small kitchen and bath updates, room improvements, storage solutions, aging-in-place modifications, and smaller remodels.
Turnover repairs, punch lists, recurring maintenance, make-ready work, and responsive service for landlords and property managers.
CUSTOM CARPENTRY
Some homes need something made specifically for the room, the storage problem, or the way you live. Square & True designs and builds custom pieces that feel like they belong there.
HOW WE WORK
LOCAL SERVICE
Square & True is intentionally local, keeping travel reasonable and customer service responsive.
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